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K2 Snowboards Cinch CTC Snowboard Binding - 2008
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K2 Snowboards Cinch CTC Snowboard Binding - 2008
The K2 Cinch CTC Snowboard Binding’s dropping highback makes getting into and out of these bindings a, um, cinch. The K2 CTC works like this: After putting in your boot and using the speed ratchets to get the ankle and toe straps adjusted how you like them, you drop the highback, which pushes forward the ankle strap. Then pull your boot out, and get on the chairlift. Once at the top of the hill, slide your boot back in, and push the highback into place. The padded straps form around your boots for a snug fit without pressure points—put the toe strap over your boot or in front, depending on your preference. K2 refined and cored out this season's C1 Chassis , which significantly reduces the Cinch CTC's weight.
Bottom Line: Cinch technology and an easy-on-the-wallet price.
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so ive been reading alot about these binding, im a high speed
so ive been reading alot about these binding, im a high speed freerider and i noticed the specs say these are soft to medium flex.
would these still be good for straight as fast as i can riding? like would the flex be to soft for fast response?
By: norm the 4th
May 13, 2010
Design flaw
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VitaminE
April 1, 2009
I liked the bindings and was drawn to them over the Flows because you could use the bindings as both traditional and slide in bindings. I ran into the same problem others did which is the rear straps coming undo when you take your rear foot out to skate or traverse. About 75% of time when I would go back to step back in both straps would be completely out, defeating the whole convenience of slide in bindings. I was constantly having to put the straps back in and readjust them.
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1 Comment Last Comment: August 3, 2009 by: Anonymous
By: Anonymous
August 3, 2009
hey VitaminE. this seems odd? the ratchets on straps are designed with a FRICTION housing to prevent this from happening. it basically adds friction to ladder strap, so they don't come un-done as easy as a traditional strap would. i ride these, and am raversing the backcountry a ton, and rarely have this issue. i love the convenience/performance and versatility of them over the flows... be patient my friend.
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